#Aircraft Acc. on CDROM
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Flightline Electronic Publishing, Inc announces the availability of
ACCIDENT/INCIDENT ARCHIVE, a collection of details on every aircraft
accident and incident since 1973. Over 150 fields of data on over 114,000
mishaps describing the aircraft, pilot, location, cause and contributing
factors, weather, airport, and text remarks. Airliners, homebuilts,
gliders, balloons, helos, and blimps. Midairs to moose crackups. E-mail
reply or 800-842-1716 for more info.
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One quick question: is your disc using the NTSB final reports as the source
material?
..<Bob>
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Source is historical and current files from the FAA's Accident/Incident
Data System (A/IDS). Records which use NTSB report as source are
identifiable. Call us at 800-842-1716 for more info and free floppy demo
disk.
Tom,
What else does Flightline publish on CD-ROM? Do you have other FAA data,
like aircraft and airmen registry information, etc.?
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Yes, indeed, we have several aviation products on CD-ROM.
AVIATION COMPENDIUM (TM) has a complete list of every registered aircraft
(airliner, bizjet, even gliders and balloons) in US and Canada with owner's
name and address plus oodles of details on things like engine make and
model, fuel burn rate, number of seats, year built, serial number, etc.
Also has every pilot and mechanic with what certificates and ratings they
have, and even type and date of last medical. Same disc has very detailed
info on airports, medical examiners, flight schools, air taxi operators,
FAA certified maintenance facilities. 2 years of Service Difficulty Reports
(SDRs) are also included with details on every fire in flight, engine
failure, bathroom smoke alarm, etc. Virtually every data field is
searchable alone or in combination. (Mac and IBM) Single copy is $595,
subscription with 12 monthly updates is $1995.
ELECTRONIC FAR/AIM (TM) contains all the text and graphics from the Federal
Aviation Regulations (Parts 1 through 199), and the Airman's Information
Manual. Browse through the the Table of Contents or do a keyword or phrase
searc and find just what you want. All illustrations are included with zoom
function for easy reading. (IBM and MAC). Single copy is $395, subscription
with 4 quarterly updates is $1295.
ACCIDENT/INCIDENT ARCHIVE (TM) has details on every aviation mishap going
back to 1973 with info on the aircraft, the pilot, the weather, the
location, the cause and contributing factors, and a text narrative. 161
data fields in each record. (IBM, Mac in the Spring) $995. Updated
annually.
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SERVICE DIFFICULTY ARCHIVE (TM) has every SDR filed since 1974 with details
on the failed component (even serial numbers, time since new/overhaul,
etc.), the aircraft, the nature and results (ie fire in flight, unscheduled
landing), and a text description of the problem. (1st quarter 1992) $995.
Updates planned annually.
ELECTRONIC AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES (TM) Every AD since 1940 searchable by
AD number, docket number, make, model, or serial number, and also by key
word or phrase. Disc includes type certificate data sheets, pertinent
advisory circulars, and applicable service letters and service bulletins.
Print summaries, full text and illustrations. Annual subscription $1495.
Biweekly updates.
Since you specialize in aircraft information, what do you have on Aircraft
Maintenance Facilities? Services performed, location, hanger space, type of
aircraft, type of runway, navagation facilities, etc. etc.
..<Bob>
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Bob, our AVIATION COMPENDIUM does have a list of all FAA certified repair
facilities that can be searched by name, owner, location, type of service,
etc. The disc also lists all public and private airports in the US and
includes type of runway, navigation and comm facilities, and so on. I'd be
happy to send you a brochure and free floppy demo if you'll leave a message
with your address and computer specs (Mac or PC, 5 1/4 or 3 1/2).
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Okay, I'll E-Mail our address at TS Infosystems. Since you have so much
information, what might you have on lifty capacity of regional freight
airlines?
..<Bob>
Tom,
Thanks for the copy of the Accident/Incident Archive. I have been doing a
lot of playing with it and it looks great. It's almost as much fun as
Aviation Compendium. Keep up the good work.
Tom Thackrey